Disney help

jmf423 Posted: Jun 12, 2004 09:47 AM

Disney help

I know there are so many good places to eat, but we are only going to be there for 3 nights. Any suggestions? Also how far in advance should we make the reservations?

Thanks!

boosh78201 Posted: Jun 12, 2004 11:02 AM

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I would defintely go to the Yachtsman Steak House, the restaurant in Mexico, cant think of the name and Spoodles.

You can make reservations the morning of.

jmf423 Posted: Jun 12, 2004 01:06 PM

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Thanks!! I have been to Disney so many times but we never really sat down for many dinners.

wc0143 Posted: Jun 12, 2004 05:31 PM

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Jiko at Animla Kingdom was good.
I love Teppanyaki (but it's just like Bennihana).

SciFi Diner or 50's Primetime Cafe at MGM are both good & fun.

Gee, there are sooooo many places!!!

Happybride2005 Posted: Jun 12, 2004 10:45 PM

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In downtown disney, there's a place called Rainforest Cafe. The food is good thedre.

jmf423 Posted: Jun 13, 2004 09:18 AM

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I forgot about the PrimeTime Cafe!! That was a fun place. Thanks!

boosh78201 Posted: Jun 13, 2004 09:47 AM

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Yes, I recommend the Prime Time Cafe too! The waiters kid around with you 'No elbows on the table'

nehaliasz Posted: Jun 13, 2004 10:26 PM

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We like Boma's at the AK Lodge for breakfast. We also like Cape May for dinner. Its a clambake style buffet and the food is really good. If you don't want to do the buffet thing, I love Le Cellier in the Canadian pavillion for steaks and their cheddar cheese soup, and the California Grill on top of the Contemporary Resort for a romantic meal. If you choose to dine there, try to make your priority seating about a half hour before the fireworks at the MK are set to go off, and ask for a table near the window. Its awesome!!

katy&Matty Posted: Jun 13, 2004 10:58 PM

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Cinderella castle! We ate there and it was soo good! We saw a couple get engaged on the balcony, it was all set up and they bought out a minne mouse hat with veil and a mickey hat with a top hat!

Mandy77 Posted: Jun 14, 2004 09:35 AM

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I never miss O'hana's at the Polynesian...it's the best for dinner! Make sure you get a table by the window so you can see the castle while you eat.

Also try the resturant in Canada in Epcot...I forgot the name of it. They have the best breadsticks, cheese soup and filet mignon!

Jan05Bride Posted: Jun 14, 2004 09:37 AM

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Artist Pointe at the Wilderness Lodge is excellent

marymoon Posted: Jun 14, 2004 09:42 AM

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The best food on Disney Property (in my opinion and experience)is at the California Grill at the Contemporary Resort. Get a reservation for 1 hour before fireworks. It's the best food I've ever had and you can get an amazing view of the whole Magic Kingdom and the fireworks. Call for a priority Seating (1 407 WDW DINE) as soon as you know when you'll be there. Eaten there on the past 2 trips. It's pricey though!

The 50's Prime Time Cafe and the Sci Fi Dine in theatre are fun for kitsch, but the food is not worth the $$. The Teppanyaki Dining room is excellent as well. Also, I really enjoy the food at Cinderella's castle. It's comploicated and difficult to get breakfast there, but lunch and dinner are pretty easy.

For fast food, I love Cosmic Ray's Starlight Cafe in the Tomorrowland in the Magic Kingdom. It' s a hoot! I also like the ABC commissary. Food is good, generous portions, and a good price.